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Freshman and
senior students from Lincoln
Community High School spent their Tuesday morning
attending the second annual Workforce Readiness
Expo, sponsored by the Lincoln/Logan County
Chamber of Commerce. Above, students listen
to a panel discussion on
entrepreneurship and manufacturing. This was
one of several such panels and informative
discussions throughout the day.
Picture by Nila
Smith (Click on picture for
larger image.)
St.
John Musicfest, Bosom
Buddies, Hartem FFA plant sales, Master Gardeners
plant sale, writing club, Brooklyn Hermes, Zack
Prather, Mary Ginter, Community Action meeting, Kelsey Griesheim, Pleasant Valley meeting, Lincoln College China trip,
Elkhart bird lecture and walks, landscape waste
pickup in Lincoln and Mount Pulaski, HSLC garage
sale
Zooming in
on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
The
"Senator"
returns to
City Hall. After a long
absence,
Ward 4
Alderman
Buzz Busby
was back in
City Hall
on Tuesday
evening for the
committee of
the whole
workshop
meeting of
the Lincoln
City
Council.
Busby has
had more
than his
fair share
of setbacks
this winter,
but he says
he's on the
mend and
happy to be
back where
he belongs.
Photo by
Nila Smith
(Click on
photo for
larger
image.)
St.
John Musicfest, Bosom
Buddies, Hartem FFA plant sales, Master Gardeners
plant sale, writing club, Brooklyn Hermes, Zack
Prather, Mary Ginter, Community Action meeting, Kelsey Griesheim, Pleasant Valley meeting, Lincoln College China trip,
Elkhart bird lecture and walks, landscape waste
pickup in Lincoln and Mount Pulaski, HSLC garage
sale
Zooming
in on the people,
places and things that make this community interesting!
Currently listing 104 Logan
County businesses & organizations. Will shoppers find your listing in
the Logan County Business Directory? Call 217-737-7418 to get listed.
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the seniors in our community
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LDN - Entertainment
This
Tuesday photo shows an exterior view of the Baker
Commodities transfer station in Hanford, Calif., where a dairy cow with mad cow disease
was discovered. It was the first new case of mad cow
disease in the U.S. since 2006, but health authorities said Tuesday the
animal never was a threat to the nation's food supply. The
infected cow, the fourth ever discovered in the U.S., was found
as part of an Agriculture Department surveillance program that
tests about 40,000 cows a year for the fatal brain disease.
Read more about this in today's
Health News
section
below.
Nurse frequently during the first few days because the
more often you nurse, the more quickly your matured milk
will come in and the more milk you will produce. During
the early days while your milk production is still
developing, a well-intentioned but misguided relative
might suggest offering formula to your baby “until you
have sufficient milk”. Don’t listen! Milk is produced on
demand, therefore, to make more, you need to nurse your
baby more. The suckling action of your baby tells your
body to make more milk.
For more information,
contact the breastfeeding peer counselor at the Logan
County Department of Public Health, 217-735-2317, ext.
246.
Tuesday evening the Hartsburg-Emden Stags went up
against the Mount Pulaski Hilltoppers. The game quickly became
a pitching battle as each team's pitcher drew strike after
strike. In the end Hartem took the game 2-0. Above, the Stags huddle following a
three up, three down inning
versus the Hilltoppers.
Photo by Teena Lowery
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